This past month I have been bitten by the DIY bug. One of the first projects I was interested in was the making of a bow (to fire arrows) from just PVC tube, some plastic rods and a length of para-cord. My focus was then diverted to the making a cooking stove using the concept of the 'rocket stove effect'.
The first project that I decided to venture into was the making of a miniature rocket stove using bits and pieces that one can find in hardware stores. For this project, a minimal amount of handiwork is needed.
What you need from the hardware store are the following (see the following photo).
Screw in the connector tube to the two T-junction pipes.
Screw in the Tapered tube into the end of one of the T-junction pipe.
Plug the hole on the T-junction pipe that is in the middle of the contraption with the plug.
A rocket stove is now ready.
To be continued.
The first project that I decided to venture into was the making of a miniature rocket stove using bits and pieces that one can find in hardware stores. For this project, a minimal amount of handiwork is needed.
What you need from the hardware store are the following (see the following photo).
- Two (2) T-junction pipes;
- One (1) connector tube;
- One (1) plug;
- One (1) tapered tube.
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| T-junction pipe |
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| Connector tube |
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| Plug |
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| Tapered tube |
Screw in the connector tube to the two T-junction pipes.
Screw in the Tapered tube into the end of one of the T-junction pipe.
Plug the hole on the T-junction pipe that is in the middle of the contraption with the plug.
A rocket stove is now ready.
To be continued.
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